In this episode, Fergus explains how international trade opens a world of opportunities but can also create new operational risks, greater capital requirements and a need for vigilant cash flow management in the key phases of every transaction.
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This Video is part of International Trade Course, for more info visit: http://www.theeducators.com/portfolio-items/international-trade/
This course is designed to provide the learners, and those operating within International Trade, an opportunity to broaden their understanding of global trade issues, and to gain a clear understanding of the processes and practicalities of International Trade.
The course is suitable for all those involved in importing and exporting. It is also appropriate for corporate service providers such as banks, forwarders, accountants and international trade advisers.
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This video covers Hollensens five steps of International Expansion:
1. To go international or not?
2. Which markets to enter?
3. Market entry strategies.
4. Designing the global marketing programme.
5. Implementing and coordinating the global marketing...
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This course is designed to provide the learners, and those operating within International Trade, an opportunity to broaden their understanding of global trade issues, and to gain a clear understanding of the processes and practicalities of International Trade.
The course is suitable for all those involved in importing and exporting. It is also appropriate for corporate service providers such as banks, forwarders, accountants and international trade advisers.
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This video covers Hollensens five steps of International Expansion:
1. To go international or not?
2. Which markets to enter?
3. Market entry strategies.
4. Designing the global marketing programme.
5. Implementing and coordinating the global marketing...
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• Factors to consider when appointing an agent
• What due diligence should be considered when appointing an agent
• How to manage an Agent effectively
• A brief overview of legislative issues surrounding Agents

What is globalization? Is globalization a good thing or not. Well, I have an answer that may not surprise you: It's complicated. This week, Jacob and Adriene will argue that globalization is, in aggregate, good. Free trade and globalization tend to provide an overall benefit, and raises average incomes across the globe. The downside is that it isn't good for every individual in the system. In some countries, manufacturing jobs move to places where labor costs are lower. And some countries that receive the influx of jobs aren't prepared to deal with it, from a regulatory standpoint. Anyway, Jacob and Adriene can explain the whole thing to you in 10 minutes.
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This course is designed to provide the learners, and those operating within International Trade, an opportunity to broaden their understanding of global trade issues, and to gain a clear understanding of the processes and practicalities of International Trade.
The course is suitable for all those involved in importing and exporting. It is also appropriate for corporate service providers such as banks, forwarders, accountants and international trade advisers.
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This video covers Hollensens five steps of International Expansion:
1. To go international or not?
2. Which markets to enter?
3. Market entry strategies.
4. Designing the global marketing programme.
5. Implementing and coordinating the global marketing...
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This course is designed to provide the learners, and those operating within International Trade, an opportunity to broaden their understanding of global trade issues, and to gain a clear understanding of the processes and practicalities of International Trade.
The course is suitable for all those involved in importing and exporting. It is also appropriate for corporate service providers such as banks, forwarders, accountants and international trade advisers.
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This video covers Hollensens five steps of International Expansion:
1. To go international or not?
2. Which markets to enter?
3. Market entry strategies.
4. Designing the global marketing programme.
5. Implementing and coordinating the global marketing...
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How do you manage overnight gap risk on your trades? http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/strategies/strategies-tips.html PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE THIS VIDEO SO WE CAN DO MORE! Should You hold a day trading position overnight? This is for possibly day traders who are looking to holding positions for longer; perhaps overnight.
In some scenarios in the right market conditions you want to hold trades overnight. How do you manage overnight risk? How do you manage gap risk on your overnight stock positions?
How to Manage Gap Risk in Swing Trading
How do you manage gap risk on your overnight stock positions
The first thing you need to think about is your position size. How big is it? What is the worst that can happen? If you're not comfortable with the risk, simply reduce the position size.
FX - from Monday to Friday they are open round-the-clock - so for most retail traders liquidity shouldn't be that big of a problem. Just put in a stop loss that will be pinged in overnight. But you should know the currency pairs you are trading..
Stocks - Earnings, Takeover target, other news. In the UK stocks close in the evening and you can't trade overnight. As such there is a time period when you're vulnerable to a gap move. How to counter this? Simply don't be in when a key earnings date is approaching. Do not hold a short position overnight if there is any rumour of a takeover bid around the stock you're trading.

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Péter Szijjártó, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade of Hungary, addresses the general debate of the 73rd Session of the General Assembly of the UN (New York, 25 September - 01 October 2018).
Speaking at the 73rd annual General Debate in today in New York, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó denounced the Global Compact on Migration as a “strongly biased, unbalanced and extremely pro-migration document” which will cause “many harms to the world by encouraging further massive, illegal migratory waves.”
Strongly criticizing European Union’s handling of the so-called "migrant crisis in Europe" from 2015, Péter Szijjártó, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade of Hungary said “based on experiences of the last years, international efforts should aim to stop the migratory flows. And those policies that encourage further migratory waves – these are harmful, thus must be ended immediately.”
Minister proceeded to explain that “these migrants have violated our borders, they have disrespected our regulations, our culture, the way we live our life. These migrants attack the police, they rejected any kind of cooperation with the local authorities, they have occupied public areas, they have threatened people and families.”
Szijjártó said the Global Compact on Migration – the first-ever UN global agreement on a common approach to international migration, aimed at better managing migration at all levels, “is very dangerous.”
He said Hungary “strongly disagree with the basic approach of the Global Compact on Migration which tries to portray migration as if it was defining the future of our globalized world and making us the countries of origin, transit and destination” adding in “Hungary, does not want to be any of these three.”
The United Nations estimates that there are over 258 million migrants around the world living outside their country of birth. This figure is expected to grow for a number of reasons including population growth, increasing connectivity, trade, rising inequality, demographic imbalances and climate change. The UN believes that migration provides immense opportunity and benefits – for the migrants, host communities and communities of origin.
According to its foreign minister, the government of Hungary however, categorically opposes these findings.
“Instead of looking at migration”, Hungarian Minister said, “we will continuously modernize our education system and we will help families to be able to raise more kids to address the challenges of labour market and demography in the meantime. And we will preserve Hungary as a Hungarian country which is proud of its history and heritage.”
In September 2016 the General Assembly decided, through the adoption of the New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants, to develop a global compact for safe, orderly and regular migration.
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Five experienced exporters share tips on finding and managing international partners, including how to screen for quality, length of time it takes, places to find international partners, how the U.S. Commercial Service can help find international partners and the VIPER method for managing international partners. (Part 5 in a 6 part series) For more: http://export.gov/industry/agribusiness/eg_main_076698.asp
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In this follow up video I cash in about $1000 and still remain in a very profitable trade, and now the remaining trade has no risk.
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For most traders, if you think of adjusting your stop loss or target once in a trade...don't. Let the math of your strategy do the work. As long as you have a win-rate that allows you to make a profit with your average reward:risk ratio, you don't need to interfere with your trades.
Not interfering with your trades also makes it much easier to isolate your problems. You may notice the following tendencies (over many trades):
--If you are just barely getting stopped out before the price moves in your favor, expand your stop loss slightly, but your entries are probably ok. Note the volatility of the pair, and the spread. These are typically reasons people get 'slightly' stopped out, because they don't adapt their strategy to different pairs.
--If you are getting stopped out by quite a bit before the price moves in your favor, that is an entry issue. Work on your entries. You likely aren't trading the correct patterns.
--If the price is reversing before your target, then your targets may be too aggressive (or you need to be willing to hold your trades for longer in order for them to potentially reach your aggressive target). You may also not be taking ideal trades at strong support/resistance or in the direction of the trend.
Some traders will find that they benefit from moving their stop loss once in a trade. This is called active trade management. Ideally, don't touch your stop loss until the price has moved at least 50% of the way to your target. This helps prevent you from "over managing" your trades, and wanting to get out as soon as the price shows you a small profit or loss (relative to your original stop loss or target).
There are many ways to actively manage trades, and you may opt to not manage your trades at all (just let them hit the stop loss or target). To find out which works best for you, compare the two options in a demo account, trading each way for at least one to two months. Do this after you have developed consistency in isolating the trades and have worked through the issues mentioned above. You may notice one method produces a slightly larger profit than the other.
Typically the no-touch method will produce a higher reward:risk, since you give your trades the opportunity to hit their full profit potential (your target). A trade management strategy usually increases your win-rate because you exit more trades with a profit (because you are locking in profit by moving your stop loss) but your wins (and losses) are typically smaller since many trades won't be given the chance to reach your target because it hits your altered stop loss first.
It's important to watch the other videos in the Forex Swing Trading in 20 Minutes video series so you see where stop loss levels, targets and entries are orginally placed.
Forex Swing Trading in 20 Minutes - Pairs to Follow and Setting Up Charts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwZEACzahec
Forex Swing Trade in 20 Minutes - Time Frames and Trend Trading Strategy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWvwvigX8eM
Forex Swing Trading in 20 Minutes - Crotch Strategy and Strong Support and Resistance: https://youtu.be/LbdfQDN4-WI
Forex Swing Trading in 20 Minutes - Position Size and Risk Management: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbTWhEwHz_I
Forex Swing Trading in 20 Minutes - Setting Profit Targets to Maximize Gains: https://youtu.be/PzO85h-q3mU
As always, find out more at my website: https://vantagepointtrading.com/ and in my Forex Strategy Guide eBook: https://vantagepointtrading.com/forex-day-trading-and-swing-trading-strategy-guide
(Note: I re-created this trade by hiding my live trade and putting out new orders to reflect my trade/stop loss and target levels. I do this to avoid accidently closing or altering my live trades)

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Tim reviews a recent trade talking through the mechanics of his decision making from beginning to end. This is a great example of how a professional trader interprets a price chart and thinks about trade set ups, trade entry techniques and managing an open position.

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I wanted to come back to everyone about some of the comments and questions posted following my request for an update about who out of the original Automated Turtle traders is trading the London BO.
I gave it a couple of days, so that most people who check the skype thread would have a chance to read my request and some of the questions/answers from other traders which followed.
Firstly thank you to everyone for posting and taking the time to feedback your thoughts, I am very grateful for that.
There are many things to say, I have grouped my comments by heading below.
The way to make money in FX
The way to make money in FX as I have said many times is by trading other people’s money. There is a lot of it out there and it is looking for a home. Attempting to turn 2k into 500k in a year is a noble cause, but objectively most people will understand that it is almost certain to fail. If you have not yet understood this point then you need to do some more reading about likely profits of multibillion $ Hedge Funds and ask yourself the question why you think you can do better than them and their computing power.
So collectively people need to focus on
Getting a track record
Getting some money to trade once they have that track record
In my book, these are the two most important things to consider for a retail trader. Let’s face facts about capitalisation. 99% of retail traders are never going to have enough starting capital to live off the potential 10% or even 30% a year which they will earn per year, which is the sort of figure we are aiming for. So best is to do some proper understanding and consideration of your own personal situation and plan according, i.e follow the two points above.
Track Record
The size of the account being traded does not matter. What does is:
Having a proven edge
Understanding what that edge is and why what you have works.
Understanding the risk that the strategy takes on.
Are there any limitations like only trading during two hours per day
Understanding drawdown and understanding that investors hate drawdown. Imagine yourself with 100 million in the bank and someone draws you down 20% you are not going to be happy
Be happy that other traders are looking for 100% per day – this is an edge in itself as they will make all the errors we will capitalise on.
Understand that people with money want to protect that money and make it grow in a very controlled manner. They will do anything to achieve the best return with the lowest DD. Mess them about with large DD’s and they will be gone so will your name.
So the question is how much are you prepared to do in terms of controlled trading in order to enter into the world of funds and managing money. Are you prepared to spend some time possibly as much as three years building a track record in order to progress in your trading career? Only each person reading this can answer for them selves
Funding
I will personally fund anyone who can prove to me that they have a proper method which they understand and more importantly understand how it works.
A few weeks back I had an email exchange with someone who sent me some account details showing that he was profitable every month for the last nine months. Increasing the account about 10% per month. He told me he has proven to himself that he has what it takes and is always ready to control his stop.
I believe that I take the time to exchange emails and chat with anyone and everyone who contacts me, but in order to fund I will need more than just the high level stats and a trader telling me he ‘has what it takes’. Markets do not work on rhetoric, they work on fact and risk adjusted performance. I need to see the account statement s and the risk control the trader has implemented. I am not really even interested in the profit, but I must see the risk the trader is taking on and understand the style of the method and its likelihood of failure.
The last person who made 10% a month that I came across was a guy called Madoff. Not suggesting that this person is trying to trick me but for sure it is 100% guaranteed that in getting the 10% he is building and warehousing risk which one day is going to come back and get him and take the whole account in a nano second. I don’t need these types of methods.
How much will I fund and what are the terms. Ask yourself how much you would fund and the terms you would offer.
Euro 5k – draw me down 10% and I will close the account. Make some profits , you keep 80%
Next step Euro 25k to 50k depending on my understanding of how you trade and your risk control. Again, draw me down more than 10% and the account is instantaneously closed.
Next step go to market looking for 500k managed account, same risk rules same profit share.
So most of you are 24 months away from managing 500k if you feel this is the direction you want to go and you can provide the track record.
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In todays Trading edge update, I run through some birdseye view analysis from a swing trading perspective on the EURUSD as I explain the bias process that could allow me to enter short this week.
If you are consistently profitable and you are interested on how to attract investors to manage money, we had a great session in todays Q & A going over everything you should bare in mind when starting your fund managing business.
Good luck in the market this week guys.
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How to find companies to trade to them?
The first way is going through your network. There might be a lot of traders in your network. There is a great number of people who you can meet personally. Everyone probably knows someone who can do deals somewhere.
Let’s say that you are trying to sell bier. The chance that you may know someone who is trading bier to Asia is very low. But, you might know a trader who is trading some drinks to many places (not specifically to Asia). There is a high chance that this trader has a network of other drink traders who trade to Asia or any other market you are looking for.
Everyone in the industry knows each other. The bigger you are in the industry, the higher the chance is to know more people around the world.
Trading is based on:
• Knowledge about the industry
• Network
The basic assumption about how you can make money as a trader is to buy cheaper and sell more expensively. The bigger network you have, the higher the chance is to buy something cheaper and sell it on a higher price.
Another way to find a good trader is to find another trader who is trading something else. There is a very big possibility that he could have people in his industry who might be interested in your products.
The third approach that you can use is scraping the Internet. There are many websites to find potential traders. The quality of those leads is way lower. You are going to find more leads to sell to, but the quality will be worse.
There are so many websites similar to Upwork, but specifically for traders. A good example of a trader website is Alibaba. People are posting many offers that they are looking for something. You apply for them and hope people to choose you. They are looking to deliver something to you and you approach them.
Most of these websites require a membership fee. Instead of paying that fee, you can just look for their company name on the Internet.
1. Go to Google.
2. Search for websites where there is a list of people trading something.
3. Find 50 people who are offering the product that you are looking for or who are willing to buy that product.
4. Mass mail all of them.
5. Qualify them by asking them questions?
The response rate in those websites from people who you are trying to sell to will be around 5%. The response rate from people who you are trying to buy from will be higher, around 25%.
Then, you can go to China. Meet those people in person and make deals with them. First of all, you have to qualify them whether they are the right fit or not.

Rick Johnston, Managing Director of International Government Affairs, Citi, introduces the Hon. Gil Kaplan, Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade, who provides the CSI 2018 Global Services Summit Keynote Speech.

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Part 1 of this video series on Forex Equity and Risk Management goes through the #1 reason why 90%+ of Forex traders completely fail..a lack of an equity management plan. This video series explains how to develop your own Forex trading equity management plan so that you can effectively trade Forex.
This free Forex video training series shows you how to calculate how much of your account balance you should risk on 1 trade, how to spread your maximum risk across multiple trades and how to enter that information into your Forex brokers trading software.
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This Video is part of International Trade Course, for more info visit: http://www.theeducators.com/portfolio-items/international-trade/
This course is designed to provide the learners, and those operating within International Trade, an opportunity to broaden their understanding of global trade issues, and to gain a clear understanding of the processes and practicalities of International Trade.
The course is suitable for all those involved in importing and exporting. It is also appropriate for corporate service providers such as banks, forwarders, accountants and international trade advisers.
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This video covers Hollensens five steps of International Expansion:
1. To go international or not?
2. Which markets to enter?
3. Market entry strategies.
4. Designing the global marketing programme.
5. Implementing and coordinating the global marketing...
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This is a video of a business English conversation. It's a sales meeting between 2 native English speakers, Mr Lewis who is British and Mrs Jones, who is American.
The meeting is in New York. Mr Lewis has a business proposal for Venus Systems.
This exercise is good practice for esl students wanting to learn and improve their English speaking skills. The video will also be useful to English teachers wanting to show their students real-life business situations in English.
At the end of the meeting, I explain some important English vocabulary.
Other videos:
Business English expressions: http://youtu.be/5cQv8pWsnEE
Hotel booking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY0K5f06adg
How to improve your English speaking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc4gh5gP1AE&index=1&list=PL6BDo90oiwpQiPot5bKFKZ2wQAk_ESR6_
Andrew,
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Voice credits:
The American female voice-over was done by Katy Adelson, a very talented musician who has a YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/katyadelson (Traditional Fiddle Music and Tutorials)
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This Video is part of International Trade Course, for more info visit: http://www.theeducators.com/portfolio-items/international-trade/
This course is designed to provide the learners, and those operating within International Trade, an opportunity to broaden their understanding of global trade issues, and to gain a clear understanding of the processes and practicalities of International Trade.
The course is suitable for all those involved in importing and exporting. It is also appropriate for corporate service providers such as banks, forwarders, accountants and international trade advisers.
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This video covers Hollensens five steps of International Expansion:
1. To go international or not?
2. Which markets to enter?
3. Market entry strategies.
4. Designing the global marketing programme.
5. Implementing and coordinating the global marketing...
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Media Partner: http://www.theeducators.com
Producer: Tony Zohari
Speaker: Siamak Taslimi

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In this 3 part series, "How to Trade Forex in 3 Easy Steps", I explain the three steps to being successful as a Forex trader:
1. Proper Equity and Risk Management
2. Optimal Trade Entry and Exits
3. How to Manage Your Trade
This video is #3 in this series that shows you how to manage your Forex trade once you are in it to start pulling profits and remove the potential loss on a trade as soon as possible.
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There is no guarantee that any stop loss order will be executed at the stop price. Therefore, there can be no guarantee that placing a stop order will limit losses on a trade.
Trading spot currencies involves substantial risk and there is always the potential for loss. Your trading results may vary. Because the risk factor is high in the foreign exchange market trading, only genuine “risk” funds should be used in such trading. If you do not have the extra capital that you can afford to lose, you should not trade in the foreign exchange market. No "safe" trading system has ever been devised, and no one can guarantee profits or freedom from loss. See Full Risk Disclaimer: http://www.zulutrade.com/risk-disclaimer

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In this live trade I talk you through the price action as it unravels. I discuss the reasons for my entries, the context for my trades and I explain how I manage my trades.
We discuss initial risk and actual risk in terms of my protective stop and how I will know if I am wrong to take the trade.
During this live trade I manage the trade by first of all increasing my exposure as the market moves slowly against me. This is part of this type of trading strategy. The risk that I place on each trade is specifically designed to allow me to do this.
I take profits on the second trade at around the entry level for my first trade. This improves my chances of a profitable trade overall.
As the market begins to move in my favour I take partial and then full profits at appropriate times. The final bullish pin bar ends my trade.
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Lecture explains What is Logistics? and What is Logistics Management? Logistics in supply chain management is defined as “the art and science of obtaining, producing, and distributing material and product in the proper place and in proper quantities"

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Day Trading Live this morning in an overall choppy market and taking 2 trades. Managing the risk on Both trades and coming out green on the day and avoiding what could of been a RED Day. Its not always about massive wins but really it comes down to identifying when to cut losers and when to take profit.
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As part of our series on managing the risks of exporting, we are pleased to welcome Brook Horowitz, Managing Director of Culture of Business and Cuneyt Eti, Managing Director of Sius Consulting for a webinar on corruption risk in high-growth markets.
Brook and Cuneyt discuss how exporters can manage the risks of bribery and corruption in emerging and developing markets, especially outside the EU.
- What precisely are the corruption risks?
- How can you avoid paying a bribe?
- What do you do if someone in your company engages in illicit activity?
- How can exporting with integrity be turned into a competitive advantage even in markets with a high level of corruption?
These questions - and more - are addressed by Brook and Cuneyt, with live examples from their experience working in emerging and developing markets.
Brook Horowitz is a consultant in international trade who has worked in many of the emerging markets and was with GE in Russia and Eastern Europe throughout most of the nineties. He is Director of Special Projects with the Institute of Export. Cuneyt Eti is a consultant in fraud prevention who has worked with EY in Turkey.
Open to Export webinars are powered by the Institute of Export & International Trade - the UK's only professional body representing international trade. Catch up with all of our webinars at opentoexport.com/webinars

Uploading contracts to an online database should not take too long, and with the right solution, there should be a way to quickly drag and drop them into folders. Of course, the contract management team may want to give some thought as to how those folders are categorized. In some industries, it may make sense to classify them by agreement type, whereas in others they may need to be grouped by timeframe or date. It is obviously important to do what makes sense for your company and to ensure everyone understands the classification system that is instituted. With this sort of well-oiled system in place, it is a lot easier to keep a handle on things.

Divide and Conquer.
This is another area that is very industry-dependent, but it is highly unlikely that any company can afford to have an entire contract team devoted to managing one portfolio. More than likely, it is more realistic to divvy up the team and the contracts so that there is a leader for each relevant sphere. The entire team will obviously have to coordinate and communicate, but resources must be allocated in the most efficient manner possible. In turn, this will allow for several individuals to keep an eye on a smaller batch of contracts, thereby facilitating those periodic reviews.
Outsource the Tedium to Technology.